Fabian Tracts, الأعداد 495-501Fabian Office, 1984 |
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... Housing Taxation & Subsidies , 1966 ) . The development of the subsidis- ation of housing through rent and rate rebates and rent allowances , reaching its most comprehensive form after the 1972 Housing Finance Act , added another ...
... Housing Taxation & Subsidies , 1966 ) . The development of the subsidis- ation of housing through rent and rate rebates and rent allowances , reaching its most comprehensive form after the 1972 Housing Finance Act , added another ...
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... Housing benefit represents a unification of the administration , but not of the structure , of the dual system of means - tested housing assistance as it existed before April 1983. As a result , most of the problems of the previous ...
... Housing benefit represents a unification of the administration , but not of the structure , of the dual system of means - tested housing assistance as it existed before April 1983. As a result , most of the problems of the previous ...
الصفحة 28
... housing allowance provided for all families out of general taxation to replace both housing benefit and mortgage in- terest relief . While further exploration of that approach is appropriate in the long run , there are more modest ...
... housing allowance provided for all families out of general taxation to replace both housing benefit and mortgage in- terest relief . While further exploration of that approach is appropriate in the long run , there are more modest ...
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